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Sunrise

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From Channel 7's popular breakfast show with Natali Barr and Matt Shirvington, Sunrise brings you the show's latest news, entertainment and human-interest stories.

Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: www.sunrise.com.au

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www.sunrise.com.au

Latest episode

Oct 27, 2026

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Episodes

Anzac biscuits get a sweet makeover 24.04.2026

Coles Anzac biscuits are being transformed into creative recipes including golden syrup pancakes and ice cream sandwiches. Between now and 28 April, 40 cents from every 12-pack of Coles Anzac biscuits sold supports Bravery Trust, which assists veterans. Michael Weldon demonstrates how to make golden syrup-infused pancakes topped with crushed Anzac biscuits and ice cream sandwiches using the classi...

Anzac Day public holiday divides the nation 24.04.2026

Anzac Day 2025 falls on a Saturday, creating a public holiday divide across Australian states. Only New South Wales, the ACT and Western Australia will observe a bonus public holiday on the Monday, while other states maintain their existing arrangements. State premiers Chris Minns (NSW), Peter Malinauskas (SA) and Jeremy Rockliff (Tasmania) discuss the significance of Anzac Day commemoration and t...

Ariarne Titmus joins Commonwealth Games coverage team 23.04.2026

The Commonwealth Games in Glasgow are approaching, with Seven's broadcasting team announcing Olympic swimming champion Ariarne Titmus as part of their coverage. Titmus will provide poolside commentary and conduct athlete interviews, marking her first international swimming meet attending as a reporter rather than a competitor. The Commonwealth Games have historically served as a launching pad for...

Crocodile Dundee turns 40 years old 23.04.2026

Crocodile Dundee celebrates its 40th anniversary since release. US correspondent Miley Hogan, granddaughter of Paul Hogan, shares how Americans still recognise the film's iconic lines and her grandfather's lasting cultural impact. Paul Hogan remains humble about his success, recalling his favourite job was working as a lifeguard at Granville pool rather than his Hollywood career. See omnystudio.co...

Crane collision causes commuter chaos in Granville 23.04.2026

A truck carrying a crane collided with a rail bridge on Woodville Road in Granville, Western Sydney, causing the crane to tumble off the vehicle. Two of three southbound lanes are closed, creating significant traffic disruptions for commuters. Motorists are being urged to avoid the area and expect delays. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kylie Gillies takes on monster truck challenge 23.04.2026

Morning television presenter Kylie Gillies takes a ride in a monster truck at Monster Truck Mania in Sydney, experiencing wheelies and jumps while her co-hosts watch and commentate from the studio. The event is touring Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne, with Gillies strapped into the vehicle alongside driver Brock for the televised stunt. The segment showcases the extreme nature of monster truck ente...

Deborah Mailman on her powerful role in Wolfram 23.04.2026

Deborah Mailman stars in Wolfram, a sweeping western directed by Warwick Thornton about a mother searching for her stolen children in 1930s colonial Australia. Filmed in Alice Springs, the film follows Sweet Country and premiered in competition at the Berlin Film Festival. The story explores themes of family separation on the Australian frontier with minimal dialogue and powerful performances. See...

Australia's housing crisis deepens as targets lag 23.04.2026

Australia's target of building 1.2 million homes in five years is significantly behind schedule, with only 260,000 homes built and a shortfall of nearly 100,000. Health Minister Mark Butler and Deputy Opposition Leader Jane Hume debate solutions, including infrastructure deals, planning reform, and the government's 5% deposit scheme for first home buyers. The National Construction Code's complexit...

Trump orders navy action on Iranian mines 23.04.2026

President Trump has ordered the US Navy to destroy any vessels laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz after Iranian forces deployed explosives in the crucial waterway. Pentagon reports indicate clearing operations could take up to six months, whilst US forces have boarded a sanctioned vessel carrying Iranian oil in the Indian Ocean. Despite escalating tensions, diplomatic efforts continue through Pa...

Trump orders Navy to shoot mine-laying boats in Hormuz 23.04.2026

President Trump has ordered the U.S. Navy to shoot and kill any boat laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz as tensions escalate over the crucial waterway. The Pentagon has seized an oil tanker accused of carrying Iranian oil in violation of the blockade, whilst Iranian forces claim they attacked three vessels through the strait. Trump stated he feels no pressure to end the standoff, saying a deal w...

Thousands gather at Gallipoli for Anzac Day 23.04.2026

Thousands of Australians are gathering at Gallipoli for the Anzac Day dawn service, with 2,300 people registered to attend. Military band members, including two whose great uncles fought and died in World War I, will perform with bagpipes, bugle and didgeridoo at the commemorative service. Organisers expect the second-largest crowd since the centenary year of 2015. See omnystudio.com/listener for...

Petrol prices to drop to their lowest since war began 23.04.2026

Australians are finally getting fuel relief. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Perth mum bakes iconic Australian Women's Weekly cakes 22.04.2026

Perth mother Gabrielle Bray, known as Miss Paddy Bakes, is undertaking a challenge to recreate all 107 birthday cakes from the iconic Australian Women's Weekly Children's Birthday Cake Book within one year. She has completed 18 cakes so far, including the jack-in-the-box and the soccer pitch, with the latter proving most challenging due to difficulties with icing adhering to desiccated coconut. Wi...

Wi-Fi jammers used to disable home security cameras 22.04.2026

Wi-Fi jammers, cheap devices sold online for a few hundred dollars, are being used by thieves in Australia to disable home security cameras before breaking in. A Melbourne family was targeted after their Wi-Fi camera system was shut down, forcing them to rely on neighbours' CCTV footage. These devices can scramble signals affecting not just Wi-Fi cameras but also Bluetooth, GPS and car security sy...

Charlize Theron's Apex filmed in Australian bush 22.04.2026

Charlize Theron stars in Netflix thriller Apex as a woman being hunted by a serial killer through the Australian wilderness. The film was shot in the Blue Mountains and Sydney's west, injecting approximately $50 million into the local economy and creating around 500 jobs. Theron required elbow surgery following an on-set injury, adding to her extensive list of action film-related injuries througho...

Airlines offer flash sales amid fuel price surge 22.04.2026

Australian airlines Qantas and Virgin are simultaneously offering flash sales with millions of discounted seats starting from $50-$99 while also cutting routes and warning of higher fares due to rising fuel costs driven by global tensions. The contradictory strategy reflects airlines attempting to secure forward bookings amid shifting consumer behaviour, with reduced business travel on key domesti...

ARN countersues Kyle and Jackie O for millions 22.04.2026

Australian Radio Network (ARN) has filed counter-claims against radio hosts Kyle and Jackie O, demanding repayment of advertising revenue lost after the pair allegedly breached their $200 million contract. The network is seeking the return of 87.9% of the $3 million sign-on bonuses each host received when signing their 10-year contract, plus millions in lost advertising revenue. Separately, actres...

Major NDIS overhaul to cut 160,000 participants 22.04.2026

More than 160,000 NDIS participants will be removed from the scheme under a major overhaul aimed at reducing spending by $35 billion by 2030. New spending will be capped at 2% annually with a participant ceiling of 600,000, requiring reassessment of all current participants against new eligibility criteria. The reforms include introducing a digital payment system to combat systemic fraud and organ...

Iran seizes ships in Strait of Hormuz 22.04.2026

Iran has attacked and seized multiple civilian cargo ships attempting to sail through the Strait of Hormuz, threatening the fragile ceasefire and ongoing peace talks. Middle East expert Ross Harrison explains that Iran is attempting to maintain escalation parity with the United States to strengthen its negotiating position, rather than conceding to US demands to open the strait. Iran faces mountin...

Major NDIS overhaul to cut 160,000 participants 22.04.2026

More than 160,000 NDIS participants will be removed from the scheme under a major overhaul aimed at reducing spending by $35 billion by 2030. New spending will be capped at 2% annually with a participant ceiling of 600,000, requiring reassessment of all current participants against new eligibility criteria. The reforms include introducing a digital payment system to combat systemic fraud and organ...

Australia considers $10 billion refinery to boost fuel security 22.04.2026

The Australian Prime Minister is negotiating with energy companies to develop a new oil refinery, potentially costing up to $10 billion, to address the nation's fuel insecurity. Australia currently maintains only a third of the fuel stocks held by comparable countries and relies heavily on offshore refineries, leaving it vulnerable in an unstable global market. The project would require significan...

160,000 Australians to be cut from NDIS 22.04.2026

The Australian government plans to remove more than 160,000 people from the NDIS through major reforms aimed at reducing spending. Changes include stricter eligibility requirements, reassessment of all current participants, average plan reductions of $5,000, and a new digital payment system to monitor transactions. State governments will need to absorb the responsibility and costs for those moved...

Chaos continues in the Strait of Hormuz as Iran attacks ships 22.04.2026

Iran and the US are still working towards a peace plan with Pakistan acting as the mediator between the two warring nations. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Peter Hillary honours his father's mountaineering legacy 22.04.2026

Peter Hillary, son of legendary mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary, discusses his father's mountaineering legacy at Mount Cook Village in New Zealand. Standing beside a statue of his father, Peter explains how Mount Cook's Hillary Ridge was where Sir Edmund developed his technical climbing skills before becoming the first person to summit Mount Everest alongside Sherpa Tenzing Norgay. Peter, who has a...

Jake Gyllenhaal's unique gelato order in Brisbane 22.04.2026

Hollywood actor Jake Gyllenhaal visited Gelato Messina in Brisbane City, where CCTV footage captured him ordering a 'unicorn' style gelato with the cone placed on top rather than bottom. He chose Bounty and Macadamia Crunch flavour and purchased two additional one-litre tubs to take home. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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